Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 19
तस्मिन्कुले नाऽसुखः स्यान्नाऽधर्मो नाऽधनस्तथा । नाऽपुत्रो न विकर्मस्थः कितवो नीचसेवकः
tasminkule nā'sukhaḥ syānnā'dharmo nā'dhanastathā | nā'putro na vikarmasthaḥ kitavo nīcasevakaḥ
في تلك الأسرة لا يكون شقاءٌ ولا أدهرما (لا إثم ولا جور) ولا فقر؛ ولا عُقم، ولا من يشتغل بالأفعال المحرّمة، ولا مقامر، ولا خادمٌ ذليلٌ لأهل الدناءة.
Skanda (deduced from Dvārakā Māhātmya merit-fruit passage)
Tirtha: Dvārakā
Type: kshetra
Scene: A prosperous, harmonious household stands before the deity; symbols of adharma—dice (gambling), chains of servility, signs of poverty—are absent or cast aside; elders bless children under the deity’s gaze.
FAQs
Sincere devotion aligned with dharma is said to purify lineage-life, removing adharma and its social consequences.
Dvārakā, where the worship of Rukmiṇī is presented as especially meritorious.
This verse states the fruits (phalaśruti) of the worship described earlier—ethical and material well-being in the family.